Jenny Slatman is associate professor philosophy in the department of Health, Ethics and Society at Maastricht University. She has published widely on the issue of embodiment in relation to both modern culture and medicine, including L'expression au-delà de la représentation (2003)

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• Preface & Acknowledgments, Introduction, Chapter I: Heavy, Inanimate and Nauseating Bodies, Chapter II: Body Boundaries, Chapter III: Mirror, Please Tell Me Who I Am, Chapter IV: I Exist on the Outside, Chapter V: My Strange I, Epilogue, Works Cited, Index of Names, Index of Subjects

Jenny Slatman is associate professor philosophy in the department of Health, Ethics and Society at Maastricht University. She has published widely on the issue of embodiment in relation to both modern culture and medicine, including L'expression au-delà de la représentation (2003)

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• Preface & Acknowledgments, Introduction, Chapter I: Heavy, Inanimate and Nauseating Bodies, Chapter II: Body Boundaries, Chapter III: Mirror, Please Tell Me Who I Am, Chapter IV: I Exist on the Outside, Chapter V: My Strange I, Epilogue, Works Cited, Index of Names, Index of Subjects

Jenny Slatman is associate professor philosophy in the department of Health, Ethics and Society at Maastricht University. She has published widely on the issue of embodiment in relation to both modern culture and medicine, including L'expression au-delà de la représentation (2003)

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• Preface & Acknowledgments, Introduction, Chapter I: Heavy, Inanimate and Nauseating Bodies, Chapter II: Body Boundaries, Chapter III: Mirror, Please Tell Me Who I Am, Chapter IV: I Exist on the Outside, Chapter V: My Strange I, Epilogue, Works Cited, Index of Names, Index of Subjects